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"Watts's history, made tidy by distance in time, reminds readers how fragile republican government is, how quickly elite interests can leave behind the common people, how desirable a tyrant can be in the midst of real dysfunction. In the untidy medias res of the present, Rome's story also seems to suggest that, even in a republic, there may be little those not among the elite can do about the danger and instability inherent to that." Discourses After Livy — Review: 'Mortal Republic: How Rome Fell Into Tyranny' by Edward J. Watts freebeacon.com
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